Aldine High School - Round Up Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Left: The mighty Mustang defense, led by line' backer Larry Twardowski, allowed only 6 points in the victory over Forest Brook. Aldine won the opening district game, 30-6. bg.- ' J ,:.-g.e 1 I ,L .... I N , Q , D- Left: Taking a well deserved break, guard Mike ij' 'C - Niimmons watches the defense during the shutout against jersey Village, 4340. Above: Coach Robert Lancaster, defensive coordi- ' nator, talks over the next defense play with line- '. backer Larry Twardowski, ISI TYVA RSI TYVA RSI TYVA RSI TYVA RSI TYVA RSI TYVA RSI TYVA RSI TY VA RSI TYV,zt La Keith johnson Doug Kolaiack Tim Krailo Larry LaFreniere Howard McWhorter Mike Nimmons Noseguard Guard Center Quarterback Guard Guard 139

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The Varsity N Time tooo lt, Th ey Did After two losses, faced the first district game' against the favoredf Forest Brook laguars. 4 f5,jQ, g g3,f'Now was the time to do it, saidf ' ' 1 ' Smith. We made up our minds werefggglng to play the best football all year atthat game. f 'iff 'll Jl 5 illil For the secorid consecuti,yel,ye?afjQthe Mustangs knocked off the lNol.'2'area- ranked Forest Brook team. lt was the first districtloss for Forest Brook. Next, Aldine easily defeated lersey Village, 4320, in a non'distric,tjgame. For the second time irr,Ajldlne's his- tory the Mustangs defeated both Bay- town teams. ln the Baytown Lee game, Richatidflflrozek rushedffor 259 yards to lead the Mus- defeated lBaytownQ togwin thedistrict champiotisllalilbirl T f r iyrfff 'T' 135.3555-iniliflff 4.. .V FQ., th'r4:x.' i -lm N' ,. ,.f,,,f,ggig,E-'- ' ' f fl, ' . l ,, 3 , g-Jr .1? :A,' fp A E .:',,,' re Above: Tight end Allen Hayes runs one of hi many reverses against MacArthur with lead block ing by guard Belk Null, Aldine won the crucia game against the undefeated Generals, 14-O. W fARSI TYVA RSITYVARSI TYVARSITYVA RSlTYVl,fR5i TYVAR55 ?lflfZfs ll?53Tl lfA R55 TY Rickey Catewood Robert Cipson Mark Harris Allen Hayes luan Hernandez Richard Hrozek Guard Quarterback Quarterback Tight End Q Tackle Runningback

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-nv-f--M -- ----7-----Y ---- --1? ---- W- ---7-w -- --- -K- . 'I ' Below: fullback Miko Belnoski throws a pas Strikes Againj MacSh ut Out B.efore.tthje-:Sterling game, the Mus- tangsWface.dfthe, only other undefeated tearrigilriidistritt play - MacArthur. The game' between the two district rivals was played before alstanding-room crowd. The Mustangs completely shut down the Generals' attack, holding MacArthur to 35 yards rushing and 90 yards passing. Aldine won, 14-O. The Mustangs went undefeated in district play by beating Galena Park, 21-8ggSmi! ley, 40-95 and North Shore, 28-0. The Mustangs had one of the best defenses in the district. Led by Larry Twadowski, the Mustang defense allowed only 76 points during the regu- lar season. The Mustang offense cranked up 246 points during the regu- lar season. . No oneyyindividual or one coach makes aggoodffootball team. lt is a team effort -and that is the way it should be, Said Coach Smith.- There were numerous injuries to Mustang players during the season, including the key injury to Richard Flro- zek. Coach Smith said the team made a commitment not to let injuries dictate the season. We dedicated ourselves to overcomingtheinjuriesf' he said. - .g against a jersey Village defender. ' usissuerrm. -ju ,r'l1l58Gi:t... i 110150351 munity.: 1 , . LQ ...i X Above: MANAGERS AND TRAINERS: Trainer Ne Milesg Managers Randy Parker, Kreg Holden ani Keith Sewellg Trainer Britt Ennis. VA RSI TYVA RSI TYVA RS! TYVA RS! TYVA RS? TYVA RS! TY VA R55 F-QWA RSE TYVA RSI TY 140 EE Belk Null Danny Poe Robbie Roberts Craig Schull Cary Snead lay Stone Guard Fullback Tackle ldf lslf' Noseguard Wingback